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Thread: Problem with Masterplan
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2019-03-15, 09:02 PM (ISO 8601)
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- May 2016
Problem with Masterplan
So, I'm having a problem with Masterplan. It apparently still tries to connect to the old habitualindolence.net site, which looks like it now randomly redirects to a number of sites, most of which my antivirus software doesn't like very much.
The upshot is that if I don't use Masterplan offline my AV software deletes it. I supposed I could set up a bunch of exclusions for sites I know nothing about, but I would rather just turn off the connections between Masterplan and habitualindolence. Does anybody know a way of doing this?
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2019-03-19, 09:54 AM (ISO 8601)
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- Sep 2013
Re: Problem with Masterplan
Don't personally use Masterplan, but to avoid pinging sites your malware doesn't like, you can change your hosts file on the computer you use the program on. It's relatively simple. I would link to an article that would walk you through it, but my post count isn't high enough. You can copy/paste this into your address bar: support.rackspace.com/how-to/modify-your-hosts-file/ or you can Google and find similar results.
I would recommend changing the IP address for habitualindolence.net to 127.0.0.1. This is the address your machine uses to, for lack of a better term, talk to itself. Unless you're running a web server on your machine it won't find anything, but should be a similar result to when you run Masterplan offline.Last edited by e42randy; 2019-03-19 at 09:56 AM. Reason: Used "your" instead of "you're". Shame on me.
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2019-04-29, 03:05 AM (ISO 8601)
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- Aug 2007
Re: Problem with Masterplan
Host file would be a good solution. The alternative would be to deny outgoing connections to the website mentioned. If you're using the windods firewall, there should be easy to follow instructions on how to set that up.
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2019-04-29, 08:09 PM (ISO 8601)
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- May 2016
Re: Problem with Masterplan
My AV software lets me deny the program access to the network, which seems to have fixed the problem.